Through our Renewal Cares initiative, we’re proud to give back to the communities where we live, work, and raise our families. In partnership with our retail network, we’ve teamed up with more than 100 local charities across the U.S., providing replacement windows and doors to individuals, families, and organizations in need.
We’re especially proud to support the American Cancer Society (ACS) in their fight to improve the lives of those impacted by cancer and working to advance critical cancer research. Since launching our United Against Cancer campaign in 2018, we’ve contributed nearly 4.5 million in support of advocacy, research, and patient care. We’ve also replaced windows in multiple ACS Hope Lodges, which provide free lodging for patients and their families undergoing treatment.
Every window and door projects and every dollar raised is part of a larger story of transformation. We’re honored to contribute, believing that even small actions can create meaningful change.
See How Renewal Gives Back
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The Esler Companies’ four Renewal locations (Renewal by Andersen of Arizona; Colorado; Greater Philadelphia, and Southern New England) are built on a culture of giving back, as evidenced by their Window of Giving Program. The donations from their latest, stupendous fundraising efforts are making a great difference to each community.
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Gerry Rogers, owner of Renewal by Andersen’s retail affiliate in Virginia Beach, VA, wanted to do something special to help the local community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rogers felt especially grateful to the nurses, doctors, first responders, and frontline workers and decided to raise money to help support those who are out there serving others.
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The American Cancer Society Hope Lodge of Kansas City celebrated its 20th birthday by getting a little work done, courtesy of Renewal by Andersen, the Birner group, General Manager David Reber and his team at Renewal by Andersen of Kansas City, and HGTV’s Anthony Carrino.
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Like most of you, we are monitoring the effects of coronavirus (COVID-19) and the health concerns facing our communities. As a result, we have adjusted our operations to do our part in helping limit the spread of the virus, while providing services where possible.
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When Marilena Villardi’s husband Michael, a diesel mechanic in the U.S. Army was deployed to Kuwait in August of 2019, it was supposed to be a normal tour term. Instead, thanks to Covid-19-related travel restrictions, he, like many folks serving away from home, found himself stuck overseas. When their patio door broke and added another layer of complication to the already-stressed household, RbA stepped in to help.
